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Dotcom Therapy Acquires Wolf+Friends, Boosting Vibrant Community For Parents Of Special Needs Children With Professional Support And Resources

Jun 08, 2022•over 3 years ago

Acquiring Company

DotCom Therapy

Acquired Company

Wolf+Friends

Health CareSoftware

Description

DotCom Therapy, the most comprehensive pediatric teletherapy provider, today announced it has acquired Wolf+Friends, a vibrant community for parents to connect with like-minded families raising children with special needs such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), anxiety, developmental delays, mental health difficulties, and learning disabilities. Combining the two organizations will increase the resources and clinical expertise available to members of the Wolf+Friends community, while providing DotCom Therapy patients and their families with the opportunity to join a valuable social network to meet and engage with peers facing a similar life journey.

Company Information

Company

DotCom Therapy

About

DotCom Therapy is the most comprehensive pediatric teletherapy provider for healthcare and educational organizations serving families across the nation. With a 5-star patient rating and 97% retention among its network of professional therapists, DCT provides the flexibility families and organizations require to meet the mental health, behavioral, speech, and occupational therapy needs of children in their care. DCT is headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin with team members and therapists located across the United States. For more information, follow DotCom Therapy on Twitter (@DotComTherapy) or LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/dotcom-therapy), or visit www.DotComTherapy.com.

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